androiduk
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Yes, I was by there today, it's called Eggsmart. It actually looks pretty attractive on the outside. Helluva lot better than the Coffeetime. I wonder if they also own this chain.
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deerparker
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androiduk
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I just checked the address on their website and it's the same as Coffee Time's. I remember hearing awhile back that Coffee Time wanted to start up a new chain selling premium coffee similar to Starbucks. I guess they went the breakfast route instead. Probably a bit safer.
adma
Superstar
Okay, makes sense. Because for ages, the notices within indicated that CT was closed for renos, rather than for good...
Therion
Senior Member
High-end Indian restaurant Jaaadu at Yonge and St. Clair has been turned into a Chef of India. I assume it's a scion of the Y/Eg Chef of India. I'm not surprised, I've never seen more than two tables busy at that place, even at lunch. The resto turnover at Yonge and St. Clair is quite astonishing. You'd think that a spot that has a sizeable office lunch crowd and a wealthy residential population would be good for restos.
It's not like everyone does or even could head just to one street to eat. Just because Ossington is buzzing these days does not mean that every high end restaurant located somewhere else in town is about to shut down.
Here's hoping Jamie Kennedy stays afloat!
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wonderboy416
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meh... screw all the high-end eateries, Dangerous Dan's puts them all to shame 
adma
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It's only now that I noticed that Cerealicious has vanished from Brookfield Place. (Now, *there's* the perfect food-courty gimmick to be done in by the financial crisis.)
urbandreamer
recession proof
Yonge & Eglinton has many vacancies, but several new entries to the fold.
@Broadway, several new "restaurants" are opening soon:
@Broadway, several new "restaurants" are opening soon:
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khris
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Hard Rock Cafe at Rogers Centre is not renewing their lease.
prosperegal
Senior Member
I didn't know it was still there.
khris
Senior Member
Probably because it's for tourists. Particularly people from the U.S. who want to feel like they're not too far from home when they visit another country.
prosperegal
Senior Member
But there's another Hard Rock Cafe on Yonge.
khris
Senior Member
Which is also located in a very tourist-y spot.
dt_toronto_geek
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Hopefully they clean those new windows that they installed more than once a year.